Federal judge halts RFK’s vaccine rollback
From 'arbitrary' memos to 'unbalanced' panels, we break down the legal violations that put RFK Jr's vaccine agenda on ice.
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Academy Awards and Hollywood’s political prominence
Students from New Jersey and Indiana take a close look at the movies and ceremony of this year's Academy Awards.
The infinite evolution of π Day
We confirm the legacy of Larry Shaw and look at the "obliterated" world records that defined 2026’s mathematical celebrations.
Chocolate is shrinking and spiking
Technicians have identified the mechanical failure behind "gelatinous" milk in BCPS cafeterias. "White milk only" is the new rule for the district's 111,000 students.
L3 Club builds students’ connections to real life
Faced with the pressures of AP classes and sports, students at one high school in Hawaii find a new kind of leadership training through raw, unfiltered stories of law and life.
Can the student-teacher bond survive the AI surge?
As half of students report feeling less connected to their mentors, we look at the hidden social cost of bringing Large Language Models into the classroom.
Pink horizons: Seattle’s festival & DC’s sea of blooms
As Seattle prepares for its April 10th Cultural Festival, Washington D.C. gears up for a record-breaking peak bloom.
Is senioritis a slump or a sign of readiness?
While some see senioritis as a dangerous burnout, students at others argue it’s actually the sound of a generation outgrowing their classrooms.
Spring breakers are staying behind the gates
As cartel violence ripples through Mexico, high school students share why they’re trading local shopping for 'resort-only' security.
High school journalists tackle the 2026 Iran War
From Worcester to Winnetka, we analyze how student newspapers are reporting on the most significant military conflict of the decade.